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3) no, but they need to be kept under control. i remember back in boot camp i saw this girl with hair to her knees. i always think back to it when i feel bad about my own hairyness >.>
As in, the hairs were so long they hung down to her knees? that's insane. is that even possible?
Waxing hurts and shaving...I don't think I've figured out how to do it right yet. Probably using an exacto-knife in times of razor famine doesn't help.
Oooh, Shoons, I was always so hairy and got flack, I just got stubborn, and thought fuck it. When the young men'd say "i've got hairier arms", I'd just whip out my ankles and they'd all recoil amd it was great. I was just starting to get very comfortable with myself (and hanging around with polite people), when my own mother mentioned it once, I was completely devestated. Didn't wear shorts for three years. My mom...geeze.
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1. When they're ill-kept. That is the one part of the body that you have to share with everyone, and when you have puke in your whiskers, it's kind of scary. I think people should look clean, no matter how they grow your hair. As far as sexual attraction goes, it seems really hard to make out with a guy who will either fuck up your face with his abrasive stubble, or find the guy's mouth with a full beard. Then you wonder why he has to hide his mouth in the first place. Overall, though, the beard is very practical for creating the appearance of a jaw line, covering horrible scars, etc. I don't have any horrible scars, and I don't like to fuck up people's faces, so I shave.
2.Bodyhair on men it not unattractive, and I rather like it. What is unattractive is pimples and sweat. If you have to omit the hair to take care of the others, aaaaaalllll right, I guess.
3.Anythingn in the male crotch area is unattractive. Beyond that, pubes are necessary, not only to indicate where that region begins, but also to demonstrate that the man in question is not overly obsessed with his own wang.
4. No, Armpit hair is not attractive, but it's very very difficult to shave. There's little fleshy bits and creases that you can never get smooth, and then the truncated hair pokes you when you put your arm down. My grandmother warned me specifically not to shave my pits and I take her advice. After all, her other advice was very useful. Wear sleeves. Everybody wear sleeves.